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Edmonds School District will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a community Lotería event on October 4, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Lynnwood Elementary School. Participants can enjoy the culturally significant game, which has roots in Spain and is popular in Latin America, particularly Mexico.
Housing Hope and the Edmonds School District will break ground on Scriber Place, a new housing community for 52 families experiencing homelessness, on October 1. The project aims to provide stable housing and supportive services for families in need, addressing the significant impact of unstable housing on student performance.
The Hazel Miller Foundation awarded $103,581 to 12 nonprofit organizations in Edmonds during its August 2025 grant cycle. The funding supports various community initiatives, including education and social services, with significant grants directed towards the Edmonds School District and organizations aiding families in need.
Mountlake Terrace dominated Lynnwood with a 7-0 victory in girls soccer, marking their third win of the season. Edmonds-Woodway tied Shorecrest 1-1, while Shorewood edged Meadowdale 2-0. In girls volleyball, Meadowdale defeated Mountlake Terrace 3-2; Archbishop Murphy triumphed over Lynnwood 3-1.
Washington state projects a decline in tax collections exceeding $500 million, complicating future budget decisions. Officials warn that the shortfall may lead to further cuts in state services and potential tax increases as lawmakers prepare for the upcoming legislative session.
The Puget Sound Clean Air Agency issued a wildfire smoke alert for the region due to increasing air pollution from nearby fires. Sensitive groups, including children and the elderly, face heightened health risks, prompting officials to recommend precautions such as staying indoors and using air filters. Westerly winds may improve air quality later in the week.
The Edmonds School Board approved several policy changes, including updates to the Transitional Bilingual Instructional Program and school improvement plans for underperforming schools. The board also amended a lease with Housing Hope for affordable housing development and adjusted property boundaries for College Place Elementary and Middle Schools.
Washington state officials received a request for private voter information, raising concerns about data privacy. Mexico issued a diplomatic note to the U.S. regarding ongoing relations, while a shooting incident occurred at an ICE facility in Dallas. These events highlight significant political and social issues impacting the region.
Scotty's Food Truck will serve Wild Atlantic Seafood Chowder at two locations in Lynnwood this week. The chowder features lobster, shrimp, crab, and clams in a creamy broth, available from September 25-27. Customers can call ahead to avoid long waits.
The Lynnwood Police Department and Family Peace Association will distribute Halloween costumes to children on September 27. Over 200 costumes will be available on a first-come, first-served basis, limited to one per child. Each child must be present to receive a costume.